ElCanut

I think I understand a bit better now, thanks for your interesting comments !

You asked for something politely, someone gave it to you politely, and you politely conceded the argument.

What is this place?

I get that taste has a lot to do with it, but usually when I read one of the SF "classic", even though I don't like it I can see what other people like in it. Ubik is really one of the first where I didn't understand this. I just read an article saying that what I consider a lack of connections between the different part of the story is in fact a writing effect, to make readers have a "dreamy feeling" while reading the book. I hadn't considered it that way, and was looking to analysis like this, I'm not trying to tell people my taste is better, just wanted to have their input on the book

Exactly, this is known as the Jevons paradox

How can anyone not be sure, with all the videos, the reports from the NGO, hell even the bragging from the IDF

Hey, you're not supposed to say this out loud!

Multiple times, voluntarily

Not saying he did, but he 100% would if he could

Who controls the couriers though

Still better than when everyone was talking about the no poop for 3 days guy

No.

You don't train in Siberia, Siberia trains you